(Nov 23, 2014 10:35 AM)dineshdina Wrote: helloI've done some reading on the website and I'm not sure that I'd personally trust it. I'd recommend you read this article on it. Seems that there is a trojan horse written in their downloadable program which people have said steals bitcoins.
I have a small doubt
can I invest in https://cointellect.com/ does it seems legit ??
or u can advice another site that seems legit ?
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Nov 24, 2014 01:51 PM
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How do people invest into crypto currencies? Like you buy it for $X and sell for a bit more when the price goes up?
Can I basically wait until it's $1 less than usual and then sell it for $1 more the day after and get easy money? If that would be that easy everyone would do that... right? Kinda messy I hope you understand my question (Nov 24, 2014 01:51 PM)zilo Wrote: How do people invest into crypto currencies? Like you buy it for $X and sell for a bit more when the price goes up? Well usually there's a fee associated with buying and selling currencies like bitcoin. (Nov 24, 2014 01:51 PM)zilo Wrote: How do people invest into crypto currencies? Like you buy it for $X and sell for a bit more when the price goes up?Yes but most people do so in short spurts so that they don't end up losing money if there was a crash in price over night. It takes a lot of watching the market to know what you're doing and be successful. As another user stated, be aware of the fees you're paying as those cut into your profit margins. (Nov 24, 2014 02:58 PM)Moen Wrote:Well I'd speculate most of the people who are selling now are doing so over the DPR bitcoins which were seized are going to be sold off. Nobody knows where the price is going to be and it's incredibly difficult to predict it given that last time it dropped before the auction and raised afterwards. A lot of people I know expect the price to drop further leading up to the auction and many have cashed out a portion of their coins. He could be playing the market or he could be dumping for good, hard to tell as of now.  (Nov 24, 2014 09:47 PM)dineshdina Wrote: HI In the end, unless you have a lot to invest it's not worth it. The best is getting a contract that's profitable. Feel free to ask people here on HF about the contract. They can tell you if it's profitable or not. Unless you have a lot of slaves, and with a lot, I mean A LOT, you probably won't get a lot of BTC out of it. 
hey , did you hear about CLAMS ?
for more info : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=623147.0 do you recommend investing in it ?
Ive been reading through the entire post history and I must say i now have a better understanding of cryptocurrency, for that I say thank you.
I would like to know if you could recommend a profitable contract? I suppose you could say my start up amount would depend on the time/amount returned. (Jan 7, 2015 04:31 AM)RancorsRectum Wrote: Ive been reading through the entire post history and I must say i now have a better understanding of cryptocurrency, for that I say thank you. No problem, glad we could help. I'm bringing this thread back. Anyone need any help/support with anything related to Crypto Currencies.. post here. 🤝
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Glad to saw our first help desk is back again. Thanks crypto
 (Feb 19, 2015 01:19 PM)Game Changer Wrote: Is it worth investing in BTC?i mean buying miners to make money? What's your total investment. I don't recommend purchasing rigs/miners to mine bitcoin. You'd make more money day trading, + its a permanent skill if you're consistently using the markets/graphs and other resources needed.
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